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Page 143
... Statutes : Revised Edition , Vol . X. Eyre & Spottiswoode . 1876 . The new issue of the Revised Statutes covers about the same extent of time , three years of the present Reign , as its immediate predecessor . The work of the Statute ...
... Statutes : Revised Edition , Vol . X. Eyre & Spottiswoode . 1876 . The new issue of the Revised Statutes covers about the same extent of time , three years of the present Reign , as its immediate predecessor . The work of the Statute ...
Page 165
... Statute 13 Richard 11 , Stat . I. , ch . 5 , which was the first statute passed to restrain the authority of the Admiral's Office . It would seem , that it was found to have gone too far in restricting the criminal jurisdic- tion of his ...
... Statute 13 Richard 11 , Stat . I. , ch . 5 , which was the first statute passed to restrain the authority of the Admiral's Office . It would seem , that it was found to have gone too far in restricting the criminal jurisdic- tion of his ...
Page 166
... Statute upon the exercise of that jurisdiction in respect of any part of the High Seas , and as a matter of practice the jurisdiction as transferred by that Statute has been exercised in respect of offences com- mitted on board of ...
... Statute upon the exercise of that jurisdiction in respect of any part of the High Seas , and as a matter of practice the jurisdiction as transferred by that Statute has been exercised in respect of offences com- mitted on board of ...
Page 191
... Statute , however , provided that the parties to the Suit , and the husbands and wives of parties , should still be inadmissible as witnesses . This exception was repealed as to the parties to Suits by the 14 & 15 Vic . c . 99 , s . I ...
... Statute , however , provided that the parties to the Suit , and the husbands and wives of parties , should still be inadmissible as witnesses . This exception was repealed as to the parties to Suits by the 14 & 15 Vic . c . 99 , s . I ...
Page 192
... Statute the power of ordering interrogatories was also given upon any matter as to which discovery may be sought , but it was provided that the order was not to be made without affidavit that the applicant was likely to derive material ...
... Statute the power of ordering interrogatories was also given upon any matter as to which discovery may be sought , but it was provided that the order was not to be made without affidavit that the applicant was likely to derive material ...
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